The SederSkier Podcast – Skisens, the developer of the first power meter for ski poles, joins us for an interview!

Johan Högstrand, the co-founder of Skisens, the company that is developing the most cutting edge new technological advancement in skiing – power meters for ski poles – joins us for an interview to discuss just why this product is truly going to bring cross country skiing to the next level. Its impact goes beyond those of […]

What’s the best indoor training device for XC Skiing? Part 1: ThoraxTrainer

In this 4 part series, we compare the Thorax Trainer, Concept 2 Skierg, and the Ercolina trainer in addition to giving you our recipe for success for summer training. The universal restart button for nordic skiers is typically May 1st. I’m already exhausted from scrolling through athletes I follow on Instagram trying to “one-up” each […]

Season in Review: Part 5 – Frisco Gold Rush and Owl Creek Chase Week

Sunday – AM – 2 hr, 15 minute skate – great snow, fast > went to church, short rest early PM – 1 hr 45 min CL DP on Mineral Belt Monday – AM – 90 CL PM – 1 hr 45 min skate Tue – AM – 40 run PM – 1 hr DP […]

Memoirs of the Multi Sport Athlete, Part 2: Skimeister Jace Peters of Lake County High School Joins

Jace Peters had a full year in 2019-2020, even without a track season. The cross country runner and skier placed 2nd in the Colorado Skimeister competition (combined alpine and nordic performances) behind teammate Matt Cairns. I witnessed both of these guys, as well as the entire LCHS team, train hard in the weightroom, on the […]

Seder Skier Podcast Ep. 6 – Memoirs of the Multi-sport Athlete, Part 1 – The Kendall Kramer Show

Memoirs of the Multi-Sport Athlete is a series the SederSkier podcast is doing on nordic skiers who participate in some other sport in addition to the one with skinny skis. Alpine (skimeister), cross country running, track, and mountain biking are all activities often juggled by these athletes. In a world where we are increasingly encouraging […]

Season in Review: Part 4 – Alley Loop Week

This excerpt is from my personal journal and thus is a bit longer. It details the week leading up to the first race of the season Week 5 – Alley Loop Race Week Sunday AM – 2hr skate ski – short break for church Early PM – + 2 hr Classic ski Monday AM – […]

Season in Review Part 3: Christmas Break/January Pre-Season

We continue our excerpts from the training log. Moving into the third section of the season – Christmas Break. It was fun to finally see family, we had really cold temperatures, great snow conditions, and I decided to not do a race in the end of January. All of that made for “pre-race” season that […]

Season in Review: Part 2

We continue looking through the training log for the 2019-2020 ski season to give you an in depth look at what it was like. If you want to see the overall numbers and data, you can below: Week 5 Sunday – AM – 1hr45 min CL ski along the Mining Roads – deep snow PM […]

Seder-Skier Podcast Episode 5 – Donald Trump vs. Pelosi vs. Randy Moss.. in his prime –

Who would win in a 5k race on the track between Trump, AOC, Pelosi, Ben Shapiro, James R White, Randy Moss in his prime, and Eminem now? We let you know what the race would look like….how much would you pay for that race to happen? Also, we talk some other hypotheticals that might interest […]

Seder-Skier Podcast – Ep. 4 – Zach Caldwell joins!

Zach Caldwell of Caldwell Sport joins us on this edition of the Seder-Skier podcast. If you want to better understand what goes into making a ski fast and how you can find the right ski for you, then you NEED to listen! If you enjoy learning about the science of ski construction, the history of […]